Carlisle "Car Corral" photos

[AKcharger]

For those looking for cars here's some of what you would have seen, a few I thought were good deals but didn't sell and of course the completely stupid priced cars. I did notice a LOT of cars still there on Sunday afternoon still for sale, wonder if the market is cooling?

Heres a '70 with a transplanted 440 4 speed was $11,500 on Thursday...didn't see it Sunday, sold?



Here's another '70 seemed all original with 383 auto, typical rust..$11,500 was still there Sunday, guess it didn't sell



I thought this was a good deal, '78 Aspen sport, survivor looked nice was $5000 marked down to $4000 and still there at closing on Sunday

[AKcharger]

And of course the people with a sense of humor $140,00 for this!!!!!? I'm sure it was just a joke and a way to get a parking spot in the swap meet area


'70 Cuda, $44,000 complete but looked like it needed a resto




$38,000 for a rolling Cuda shell with painted engine bay

[AKcharger]

And for the 3rd Gen guys, all but the yellow one was there on Sunday
'73 $14,500


I think same year and price...


I think this one was like $80,000 or something

[69bronzeT5]

And of course the people with a sense of humor $140,00 for this!!!!!? I'm sure it was just a joke and a way to get a parking spot in the swap meet area

That Daytona is always there. I think it got flipped over during a flood or something like that?

[AKcharger]

I don't remember how much this one was...but didn't want to leave out the 1st Gen guys


Barracuda I think was $6500 on Sunday

[ramit]

Dang! That super coupe looks nice for $4,000.00.  I probably would have taken that home.

[1carcrazyguy]

I think this one was like $80,000 or something

Thanks for the pics!     Did you happen to get any pics of the green/white top 71 RR/GTX in background. 

[BMOTOXSTAR]

And for the 3rd Gen guys, all but the yellow one was there on Sunday
'73 $14,500


I think same year and price...


I think this one was like $80,000 or something

I am a 3rd gen owner but those choods must have been sharing the crack pipe to ask more than $9,000 for a 3rd gen. That is just f-ing crazy.

[Orange_Crush]

What about the BADASS '74 Gold Duster in the car corral?  That thing was SCHAWEET!!!

[Charger1973]

And for the 3rd Gen guys, all but the yellow one was there on Sunday
'73 $14,500

I think same year and price...

I actually like the blue one more than the yellow.  Yellow doesnt look good to me on the SE cars.  I really like SE cars with the white tops too.  I think the blue one is actually a 74 judging by the seat belts.   

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

What about the BADASS '74 Gold Duster in the car corral?  That thing was SCHAWEET!!!

It was better when it had the "8 pack" on it

[BrianShaughnessy]

The powder blue car there is owned by a local guy - Oz.   That's probably him in the pic.   He bought the car in May at the Rhinebeck show and did a bit of interior work on it.   318 car...  no rot.  Pretty clean.

[AKcharger]

Thanks for the pics!     Did you happen to get any pics of the green/white top 71 RR/GTX in background. 

Nah, only what ya' see. I just snaped a few pictures to get representitive prices. Next year I'll have to spend more time there

[69_500]

Hey now where are the pictures of the 2 69 Charger 500's that were for sale in the Car Corral?

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Hey now where are the pictures of the 2 69 Charger 500's that were for sale in the Car Corral?

200k for the Y2 yellow Hemi & 60k for the F6 green 440 car (color not available on a 500)

[Highbanked Hauler]

And of course the people with a sense of humor $140,00 for this!!!!!? I'm sure it was just a joke and a way to get a parking spot in the swap meet area

That Daytona is always there. I think it got flipped over during a flood or something like that?

The first time I saw that car was at Englishtown NJ. in about 2000 or so and it didn't have the wing or the nose panel at that time and the story I heard it was wrecked in 73-74  in Georgia with no insurance. I've NO idea how accurate the story is.

[hemigeno]

60k for the F6 green 440 car (color not available on a 500)

I agree in that I have yet to see a documented F6 '69 Charger500, but I do wonder if it would have been possible.  The TSB which released F6 is dated November 27, 1969 and Charger500 production continued for another couple of weeks IIRC.  I suppose it is mathematically possible for a late-built C500 to be F6, but someone would have had to either change the order for an existing unbuilt car to the F6 color, or ramrod an order through at the last minute.  Both of those are pretty unlikely sets of circumstances, and it'd take a pretty airtight set of documents to convince me that a car was ordered that way, but was it possible??   

Sorry for the hijack...  Thinking out loud here...

[bull]

This is just me but I think I'd scrounge up the extra $60k to own a near-perfect '69 Hemi 500 over the BTS Daytona. That or "settle" for the 440 500 for less than half the cost. I don't see anyone paying $140k for that Daytona. Do they even sell for $200k restored?

[THE COLONEL]

I think this one was like $80,000 or something

Thanks for the pics!     Did you happen to get any pics of the green/white top 71 RR/GTX in background. 

It was a Cuda, the same color though, that sold for the 80K.  I saw a SOLD sign on it Sunday.  It was a sweet car.

[1carcrazyguy]

Thanks for the pics!     Did you happen to get any pics of the green/white top 71 RR/GTX in background. 

It was a Cuda, the same color though, that sold for the 80K.  I saw a SOLD sign on it Sunday.  It was a sweet car.

That is a terrrible rebody then.....   Seriously I am talking about the car in the upper left corner of the pic.  The green car that you can see betwen the hood and fender of the RR.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

IIRC that was a Charger

This is just me but I think I'd scrounge up the extra $60k to own a near-perfect '69 Hemi 500 over the BTS Daytona. That or "settle" for the 440 500 for less than half the cost. I don't see anyone paying $140k for that Daytona. Do they even sell for $200k restored?

That 500 was waaaaay far from near perfect

[69_500]

Ah so Chris how closely did you look that Y2 500 over? Just curious. I've seen it before, but didn't get a chance to really go over it this weekend. By the time I got around to it, they were packing up to head home on Sunday.

[Moparmatty]

One of the nicest cars that I saw in the car corral was on Saturday.  It was a factory green on green '68 R/T 4spd Charger.  It was painted white when restored and had Torque Thrust wheels on it.  He was asking $48K, which was a good deal for an all original sheet metal car.

[BMOTOXSTAR]

The powder blue car there is owned by a local guy - Oz.   That's probably him in the pic.   He bought the car in May at the Rhinebeck show and did a bit of interior work on it.   318 car...  no rot.  Pretty clean.

No doubt, that it is a nice Chrger SE but that is just crazy $. 
I sold a survivor 73' SE last year for $8500, 400 2BBL,buckets/console,100,000 miles.Ultra clean car, I was third owner. : 
I could see asking $10,000 tops if it had a 440, or a 400 pistol grip,sun roof, tape player on the console.

[rich4406bbl]

I thought that one of the better deals was the gold 70 gtx in the swap meet area. Matching #'s 440, buckets , A/C no rust and CLEAN driver for 25K. Only drawback was column auto.

[Nacho-RT74]

And for the 3rd Gen guys, all but the yellow one was there on Sunday
'73 $14,500

I think same year and price...

I actually like the blue one more than the yellow.  Yellow doesnt look good to me on the SE cars.  I really like SE cars with the white tops too.  I think the blue one is actually a 74 judging by the seat belts.   

[Bob]

The blue 70 440/4 speed sold for 8k. Thats the one I switched my 14" magnums for the 15" chome ones.
The yellow 74, 14k car has been comming to carlisle for awhile. Small block 14k? It will be there next year again.

[TeeWJay426]

I thought that one of the better deals was the gold 70 gtx in the swap meet area. Matching #'s 440, buckets , A/C no rust and CLEAN driver for 25K. Only drawback was column auto.

Same story on this one.... clean '67 GTX, nicely done, asking price of 27K...

[BrianShaughnessy]

The powder blue car there is owned by a local guy - Oz.   That's probably him in the pic.   He bought the car in May at the Rhinebeck show and did a bit of interior work on it.   318 car...  no rot.  Pretty clean.

No doubt, that it is a nice Chrger SE but that is just crazy $. 
I sold a survivor 73' SE last year for $8500, 400 2BBL,buckets/console,100,000 miles.Ultra clean car, I was third owner. : 
I could see asking $10,000 tops if it had a 440, or a 400 pistol grip,sun roof, tape player on the console.

That $8500 is probably near what he paid for it a few months ago...    Nothing like trying to make a few bucks I suppose.    I don't know the guy that well but he seems decent.   
I know of a green 71 383 SE with some rear quarter "issues" that could probably be gotten for that $ also.   In fact I told Oz about it the other week at the Friday Highland cruise.   He seemed interested.   Who knows.

[Bob]

Is this same blue 70 we are talking about? I can't see any photobucket pics from this computer.

[AKcharger]

Yup...wow went all the way down to $8000? seemed like a good project dependinging what was under the paint

[Bob]

It was a solid car. If he would not have sold it we were going to swap cars. He loved the car but his garage was full. He has a awesome Challenger that he is investing the money into to finish.

[Ghoste]

So, it would seem that some affordable cars are slipping back into the mainstream?